Project tracker
Project phasing & Construction sequence
The Project will develop approximately 138 MW of enclosed research computing infrastructure in phases.
Phase I consists of a 50-MW building, followed by two additional 50-MW buildings. Each building is anticipated to require 12–14 months from Notice to Proceed through commissioning. This sequential approach:
Aligns capacity increases with infrastructure readiness
Minimizes construction disturbance through steady, controlled build-out
Supports a consistent pipeline of skilled regional trade employment
Project timeline
        
        
      
    
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legacy plant retirement
COMPLETE
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Cayuga Power Plant officially retired as part of New York’s coal phase-out, paving the way for sustainable redevelopment.
 
TeraWulf Secures Long-Term Ground Lease at Cayuga Site
COMPLETE
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TeraWulf enters into an 80-year ground lease for 183 acres at the former Cayuga site to expand its high-performance computing infrastructure.
 
Permitting & Site Plan Review
IN PROGRESS
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Completing site plan reviews, zoning reviews, and local stakeholder engagement for adaptive reuse of the site.
 
Initial Campus Construction
UPCOMING
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Site preparation, electrical upgrades, and first data campus building foundations will begin. The legacy Cayuga coal plant stack is to be taken down in a controlled demolition, creating a visibly cleaner horizon from the lake.
 
Commissioning & Operational Launch
UPCOMING
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First high-performance computing tenants will begin operations, marking full activation of the Cayuga Data Campus.